Simon K. Davy is affiliated with Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. Their main fields of study include Environmental Science and Earth and Planetary Sciences, with a significant focus on Ecology, Oceanography, Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, and Immunology as subfields.
Their research primarily explores topics related to coral and marine ecosystems, marine and coastal plant biology, coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics, marine sponges and natural products, marine biology and ecology research, microbial community ecology and physiology, and protist diversity and phylogeny.
Simon K. Davy has contributed to multiple publications, with some recent notable papers including:
Frequent publication venues for Simon K. Davy include:
Simon K. Davy collaborates regularly with several researchers, including:
Patrick J. Keeling;Patrick J. Keeling;Fabien Burki;Heather M. Wilcox;Bassem Allam
Simon K. Davy;Denis Allemand;Virginia M. Weis
Virginia M. Weis;Simon K. Davy;Ove Hoegh-Guldberg;Mauricio Rodriguez-Lanetty
James J. Bell;Simon K. Davy;Timothy Jones;Michael W. Taylor
Charles R. C. Sheppard;Simon K. Davy;Graham M. Pilling
Jennifer L. Matthews;Camerron M. Crowder;Clinton A. Oakley;Adrian Lutz
Gisèle Muller‐Parker;Simon K. Davy
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Thomas Krueger;Thomas Krueger;Thomas D. Hawkins;Thomas D. Hawkins;Susanne Becker;Stefanie Pontasch
C. A. Oakley;S. K. Davy
Sabrina L. Rosset;Clinton A. Oakley;Christine Ferrier-Pagès;David J. Suggett
Jennifer L Matthews;Clinton A Oakley;Adrian Lutz;Katie E Hillyer
Clinton A. Oakley;Michael F. Ameismeier;Lifeng Peng;Virginia M. Weis
Jennifer L. Matthews;Ashley E. Sproles;Clinton A. Oakley;Arthur R. Grossman
Gareth J. Williams;Greta S. Aeby;Rebecca O. M. Cowie;Simon K. Davy
W. H. Wilson;A. L. Dale;J. E. Davy;S. K. Davy
William H. Wilson;Isobel Francis;Keith Ryan;Simon K. Davy
Katie E. Hillyer;Daniel A. Dias;Adrian Lutz;Shaun P. Wilkinson
Greta S. Aeby;Gareth J. Williams;Gareth J. Williams;Erik C. Franklin;Jessica Haapkyla
Matthew R. Nitschke;Simon K. Davy;Selina Ward
Sonny T. M. Lee;Simon K. Davy;Sen-Lin Tang;Paul S. Kench
S. K. Davy;S. G. Burchett;A. L. Dale;P. R. Davies
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